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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-20
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEw-YORK DEALrNGa

The export inquiry be the principal feature OF
support the wheat markets Yet spot lots were trs
easier yesterday although 100000 bushels we're taken by
shippers The early trading options at fraconaly
prices depesng effect being the result OF the heavy
receipts at this port-over 100000 bushels The market
subsequently rallied under better tone ~ the West and
the from the lowest points extended cent
The close firm az gains OF for May a. ana June AZ
96s July 81 and September at e3, for August
al 93 and accent December at 9j3 cents In corn spot
bushels There little doing IN corn options put the
close was Arm at top figures with May at 10 and June at
asa up i cent and July 49s and August at sos cents,
unchanged Cash irregular The options showed
more life dey eloped feature and ended TIME
lower SO for May and June 33+ for July AND cents
August lard speculation feauI less with nnal
irregular changes Importance the hna quotations. be-
ing as follows June $697 July 81 OF, August 81 To-
Sep tember 81 81. and October 81 %. -
The receipts Of grain and -four yesterday at OK
baltimore Philadelphia and Boston we're reported as follows
Whoa s9T bushels corn 2ls $50 bushels oats eOO5
bushels total grain l0052SS oustels -four 3SO!6 pack
Milwaukee and st. Louis the receipts We're
Wheat 5000 bushels los 592 6ushes oats 2o lso
bushels total grain 4l37S6 bushels nour - COZ barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-20
CALENDARS TODAY.

SUPREME COURT CHANGERS Before Bartlett J.-Nos.
Isl 80 % 5 s !S &c. H. s l ai H. ais 49,
SUPREME COURr-GENERAL TERM--Bef0Tc Van Brunt PJ.
Daniels, and Bartlett JJ-Nos g. AZ. Az AZ, 3d. 90. d.
SUPREME coURT-sPEcIAL TERM-PARr L-BeiOre Patter.
SUPREME CoURT-sPEcIAL TERx-PARr II.-Before Beach
J.-NOs. 1864.
SUPREME Commemorative I.-Before Lawrence. :.
SUPREME CoURf-CRcuIT-PART II.-Before Andrews, j.
sUPREME CoURT-CIRcuTT-PART III-Before Donohue. =.
Nos43S6. 1918 49l7 1912. Sl74 $500 4S5s 40eI 59it.
45 5 56os S6sS 1855 iSe 4Sil 4iSS ''-'
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Barrett, j.
sURRooATK's CoURT-Before Rollins s.--Esatc Of Emily
SUPERIOR CoURr-sPEcIAL TERN-Before Dugro. mos
sUPEEioR coyRr-TRrAL TERM-pARr L-BerOre Truar, IT,
SUPERIOR eoURr-TRlAL PARrII-B sfore oGorman.
J.-Sos. 1920, 1896 1906, 6G5 No. ~, ,,,u. Cd,
SUPERIOR COURr-TRlAL TERM-PARr III-Betore Seus'
wick, c. J.-No 1914, l75l - - -,
sUPERoR CoURr-TRIAL TERM-PART IV.-Before Freed
coiMoS PLEAs-GESERAL TERM-AdOurned until the first
COMMON PLEAs-sPEcIAL TERM-Beforc Daily mo day
calendar. NJ. Va uoa
.e GoIAo xe Ai92 s5 51 9G 252
25ls 259, 1928 253O 263l 2555 1855 Z'o ZoVo' sVo'
CITY CoURr-TRIAL TERN-PART BEFORE Ne9r9as 20:
Nos 2OO4 1872 259i 2799, 29t3 2sS9 3oS 909o 292SV
2es6 25l $685. SOoi Sll9 1884 $685. $685. Sls7 200.
CIR couRr-TRIAL TERst-PARr lI.Beiore Enrich "a
S NS ISL a524 siIs 81 81 575S 1925 $5s
CIR Co6eTTRIAL TERM- ILL., Hyatt a oS Ia
2g35 2S2i 2795 1880 3l02 3l0l 1928 2sOo 3loi SlS0
C0Rr OF OYER AND TERNISER Barrett and Dis
trct.AttOrney Martine.-NO. l. -
COURT OF GENERAL sEssfoSs-PA8r I-Before Recorder
smyth and District Attorney Purdy-SoS 70 81
COURT or GENERAL sEssroxs-PARr IrBetore Judge Cow
COURT OF GENERAL sKssIoys-PARr uL-AdIOurned for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-20

ITHACA May 10 (SpeciarThe spring hedday sports Of
Cornell University of here today the fair grounds
number Of records broken Following is the list Of
CONTESTS
one hundred Yards best Cornell record 10 20 seconds
Winner BENNETT 80 rs seconds Onemie run. best Cor
nell record minutes So seconds-Wnner. nayford ~
mnutes Putting the shot Cornell record 81 feet
inehes ENTRIES Qaniicap) IL Warren 80 tscrach
q l.. Z. hhle 80 "a feet nchesl-Ehle
won by half inch Warren broke the recent throwing
ta shot 32 feet 90 inches Running broad jump Cornell
rccorn ie eet-Winner Thayor 90 20 feet nohes
Tor m lie run Cornell record 63 10 seconds Entries thand
sspII b. " Coyile 1877 (scratoh)j r. H. Bennett Jr sv
Ulrty yaris)-Wnner Bennett Coylle broke the Record
running In 80 Sb seeondA Nile walk Cornell record
seconds Twomio bicycle race Cornell record minutes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-20
THE PPFoPpgD PPESBYT6RIAY SYNOD

PHILADEPHIA May 10 (Specidb.-The sixty fourth
annual session of the General Synod OF the Reformed
Presbyterian Church OF North America opened at 10
o'clock this morning in Second Reformed Presby-
terrain Church. with religious exercises conducted by the
retiring moderator the Rev. Daniel Steele pastor OF tho
Fourth Presbyterian Church OF this city. There were
thirty delegates present, among whom were the Rev:
James Smiley, OF Sparta, ILL., James b. Crawford. OF
Idoye, Nd Thomas Gibson, ofCinctnnati the Rev. ".
Douglass OF Allegheny City, Penn. tho Rev. &. d. Yates,
of Nova Scotia tho Rev. Alexander Robinson OF New
Brunswick and the Rev. George w Scott missionary to
India The Rev John Kendall OF Torenbin, Penn, was
chosen moderator The synod has jurisdiction over nfty
five congregations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-20
WORK ON THE NEW CAPITOL.

GOVERNOR BoDwEIL OFFERS TO COMPLETE 1T IN
TWO YEARS AND A HALF FOR $2,500,000.
ALBANY. May ID tSpeeiaD.--The Assembly tonight
passed Mr.. Erwin's bill increasing the salary
OF the clerk OF the court Of Claims. Mr..
saxton offered an amendment to the bill au-
thoTfzing the Court OF Claims TO hear tho claim
Of the Western Union Telegraph Company for reim-
bursement of the 1t paid the state under the
Corporation Tax law. The amendment was accepted.
Governor Bodwell. OF Maine here to-day 10 learn
II tue Legislature intends 10 make any appropria-
ton 70 continue work on the Capitol. Mr.. Bod
well 10 president OF the Bodwell Granite Company
had In the executive chamber yester
day In regard TO capitol appropriation Governor bill
WAS present and also Mr.. Bodwel, Speaker Hustled
wss suggested that commission be estab-
lshed TO supervise the work OF construction
IL was Let out to contractor. Governor Hill said he
thonght suoh commission should De unmistakably Of
enpolipai character. Such Republicans should be sp-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-20
sTREETRAILwAY FRANCHISES.

AMENDING THE BILL PROVIDING FOR THEIR SALE
BY AUCTIoN-INsPECToRs OF INJECTION tFoR
BRooKLYS KNIGHTS.
ALBANY. May 19 (Speciat-Senator Worth introduced
bill tonight giving the Labor party OF Brooklyn In
specors elections The boards o. police TO select
one Labor inspector for each election district in Brook
Ign from list submitted 10 them by the Knights OF
Labor.
The Assembly passed bill introduced by Mr.. Erwin
amending three important respects the Cantor law OF
1856 in 10 the sale by auction OF street railway
franchises The first amendment provides that cities OF
the state with population OF less than $4,000 shall be
exempt provisions. Tho second provides that
the successful bidder at the auction sale shall pay
10 the company which first obtained the consent
of the local authorities the proposed route The third
amendment provides that extensions OF existing roads
ton as tho Board Of Estimate and Apportonment shall
FIX and in other cities Of the State they shall be fixed by
the Mayor and fiscal officers, and that the extension Is
not 10 DO sold by auction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-20
PUBLIC SERVANTS, NOT MASTERS

MAYOR HEWITT WANTS A sIREET-CAR COMPANY
Observation-Disclosures THAT ARE FALSE.
Mayor Hewitt has sent this letter to Police superln-
tendent Murray:
have received from You copy letter from Thomas IT,
Mclean secretary the Twopty thdsL Railway Company
IN accumulation Of Ut the foot OF West
Twenty thirdst The statements Contained 10 t letter arc
not true For the last four years
occasion travel weekly and sometimes daily across
the Twenty third ferry. II has been lot al any
tune 10 find OF the accumulation OF cara AS
rule had TO walk at least hall OF the block and some
times nearly the whole VI II IN order 10 get into car The
truth IS tho used stoTehonse for Tbs may
the railroad company but an absolute
rights OF the public stopping the Zee
traffic such xent that when have gone
in my carriage repeatedly been compelled To diNe
through Twenty secondst OF Do
ing able % get TO tho ferry through IWehS no
railroad company have superior nights over INC pubic
ON the contrary the rule the other way now ask you TO
give sue instructions viii keep Twenty thrdst open for
public and viii compel the railroad company % 40 as
Tribute cars all other railroads 20 as 10 relieve the pup.
lie from the long distance which passengers
PEELED 70 walk Of any greater outrage than the
which this company has dTegarded The Just rights
OF public and feel that example ought 10 be made
win teach these companies that they arc the servants
masters OF the people
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-20
JIM GORE ALL RIGHT AGAIN.
INNING THE CLARK STAKES WITH EAsE-oTHkh

WINNERS AT LOUISVILLE
1oursyuIE Nav Tho third race Clark Stakes was
the only one to which interest attached to-day IN
that Banburg FINER and Lucen were scratchea anu
Jim Gore Ban Coche Valentine and Libretto were et u
do running Though Libreto and Gore SOFA sVen '"o
latter had no trouble in winning Murphy on Loreo con-
trary TO his usual CUSTOM the pace with the intenton'
doubtless making fast for the troublesome leg OF
big son Of HndOo The mile and quarter was done IN
2ll Jim appears to be all right again ana tne gem
era impression that he will DO heard from again.
FIRST RACE-lis miles. selling purse. lottentot ives.
lO5 10 IO won by half length Eie Hardy second Alamo
third. Time, 2:00l4 ri
SECOND RAcR-ono mile, weller weights purse s4oO ret
owbroOk (Haggns, lf6 3 TO y hnlshed hfst ny e""'
Warrington second. Time, 149. .,oo r,.. c...~
FoUR1H RAcR-ThreeQua mile purse $500 inc Irow
(Thayer 100 to II BiggOnet second, berta 'h"
and Ocean Wave last Time, l:lS x, 400
FIFTH RACE-l lie miles, selling WahOO tJonhson, loo
TO 81 led from start winning in 152, Revoke second
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-20
SENATOR KENNA AND HIS CAMERA.

~
Ever since the right OF suffrage prerogative OF
the American people the violin or To speak more to tho
point, the fiddle, has been a very import
ant factor in the hands OF candidates at
cross roads meetings huskings and barDecues.
But Kepna Is not only very good manipulation or the
bow but also of the ceyeres amateur photograph
the country and he enters upon his field or labor
twice armed He carries with him while his political
circuits bis violin and his Photographic apparatus The
latter proven wonderfully influential adjunct He
stituency In group detail and present the surprised
and lighted aborignals with the same which 10 them
more novel and acceptable than whole front OF
seats circus IL s estimated that Kcnna has during
the past throe years photographed twohs OF the
tire population the rural and district of his
State aud thousands OF Disconnected voters safe
10 the party election day by tho influence OF his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-20

THE rARIFF LEAGUES EYCOURA GIYG REPORT
The monthly meeting OF the Executive Committee OF
the American Protective Tariff League was held at No.
20 West Twenty hird-st yesterday afternoon Reports
from state secretaries showed progress in the work all
over the country made possible by an evident ncrea
ing confidence the people in the benefits and necessity
of the protective policy. Nowhere Is this more evident
than In the South Louisiana reports successful ven
ture in manufacturing earthenware the raw material
being brought from France by vessels engaged III the
cotton trade. In Alabama county tariff organizations
are at work. with evident influence public sentiment
In this and adjoining States the League has placed large
numbers of tariff documents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-20
END orrHE ooYaREaArHoYAL CONTENTION.

END OF THE CONGREGATIONAL CONVENTION.
SYRACUSE, May 19-In the Congresationalist Conven-
ton to-day A r. Pierce, of Warsaw, led the services
The Rev. Dr. Frank Russell OF Oswego, read the report
OF the Committee Of sunday-schoo Work Neurological
sketches given by the Rev. W. Beecher OF Wells
yille and the report OF tho Committee Temperance
was read by L. b. Furnish, OF Lockport This
afternoon essays were read by the Rev. William
Kincaid OF Broodyn, "rhe coming Congregational
ist" by the Rev. Dr. c. NJ Tyler of Ithaca, Popular
Unbeef and How 10 Nc ct rs by the Rev. t. u Fur.
Dish OMISSION OF the Church In the solution OF Social
Problems" discussion of the above themes led by the
Rev T. X Beecher then took place. RESOLUTIONS were
adopted In memory OF tho Rev. Henry Ward Beecher.
The convention closed this evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-20
MIR. MCDONALD AFTER THE sPoILs.

WASHINGTON May 10 tspeetdD. Congressman elect
Mcdonald o: the lid Minnesota District, has we'd in
Washington lie wants slice OF Official patronage and
he has been shrewd enough to discover that the Admin
nlstraton is fond OF "tafy." Mr.. Mcdonald declares
that there Is doubt that Mr. Cleveland will have
support OF Minnesota delegates" in the Presidential
Convention. Moreover, he thinks he ais be
nominated and reelected TO cap the climax Mr. Nc
Donald thinks that theTe Is excellent chance OF tho
Democrats adding Minnesota 10 the Democratic column
in $685." Mr. Mcdonald halls from shakopee. lie Is In
the field rather late. but there still few offices In
the hands Of Republicans and he ought 70 be able to OBJ
tain one Of them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-20
4 srRrrToR on rRE JEANXErrE pIsA szER

Prom INC san Francisco dUd tutvOntA.
The residents OF that quarter OF the city known as
Chinatown" thrown iatO state OF great excite
ment Saturday last by the announcement that Charley
Tong Sing, formerly tho steward and one OF tue sur
viyOs OF the Inflated Jeannetto had opened restaurant
at No go Jncksonst Additional interest was given TO
the event by the that Tong Sing had associated with
HMM senerpse his American wlte ana hersster All
their restaurant the two American women In attendance
proving not the least OF tho attractions He was
clerk In hotel In small town near Sacramento prior
10 his starting his last evcntfu voyage 10 the Arctic
his return he has been exhibited by snownen IN
the Eastern cities and for appearing In his Esqumaux
costume no paid salary or $50 month Ia addition
TO revenue he obtained from the sale OF the history or
his hfe Having acquired quite bank account he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-20

WORCESTER Mass May 10 (Speetdp-The band OF PROBES
onal at Lake Quns broken this after
80 no tho ae,arture OF Hanlan and Bubea- for Pullman,
Illinois where Hanan his $1,000 championship
match on Memorial Day with Gauiaur Hanlan took with
him now cedar boat which arrvoi from the builder Davis
OF Portland this morning 1t Sla ieet long, II hehes
wide and weighs 80 pounds Bubear accompanies lianan as
b, trainer Bubear very much disappointed at his failure
10 got ON a match this country Both mon Will return to
with Gaudaur 10 Keep IN training
for the July regttas Boston and this city, Hosmor and
Mckay will remain az the lake unt next uesdhy "hen te
a 90 FORK where they double on Memorial
ay against Ross and Lee TenEyok and Ialng Will remain
here M al Memorial Day race OCOnnors tuuI
uncertain The young Canadian Is regarded
a. a urouls lng Oarsman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-20

nue. Marine service has reported to Secretary Farcnd
that the following passed satisfactory
and gained the highest percentage or those exahln"q
Ieonidas l. Robinson. Percy IL Brereton, 5hepherd n
Smith ami Frederick q. Dodge.
GIVING WAYTo observation-disclosures b. fehicks' rs
sstant foreman Of the foldngroom OF the
Printing Office has resigned at the request OF the Pubic
Printer and r. r. Rnttenber. OF Orange County, NJ H.
has been appointed to the position.
THE NEW CRUIsERs-The first frame in the new cruiser
baltimore now building at Cramps yard Philadelphia,
was put in place yesterday The deliveries or steer are
being made freely both at Philadelphia ana ballr
more where Gunboat No. is building and better pro-
gress with the work on the new vessels Is expected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-20
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsHISGros, Thursday May 10, 1887.
APPoNTMESTs-The Secretary Of the Treasury to-day
appointed Julua T. Briggs storekeeper and gauger at
New York City.
PENSION PAYMESrs-The Secretary Of the Interior to-
day made requison the Secretary OF the Treasury
for 600 TO be used during the present month In
payment OF pensions.
REVENUE MARINE CADErs-The board which exam
inod candidates for appointment cadets In the Reve
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-20
PREsBrrERIAY UNION TO BE DISCUSSED

PRE6Bl IbhI1N t-'AVh ~ DE DA'N ''A1D'
ST LOUIS, May 10 (SpectaL The General Assembly OF
tho Southern Presbyterian Church began It's session at
tho Grand Avenue Church this morning All the synods
are represented and great felt In the proceed
ngs on account OF tho thai arrangements would
DO perfected for tho ultimate union OF the Northern and
Southern Church The Rev. Dr. g. b. strickler, of At
anta was reelected moderator. The Rev r. X. smoot,
OF Texas then introduced the following resolution which
was adopted:
Whereas II has como TO the knowledge OF THIS assembly
that certain oyerures are DO presented to this
bly in relation organic union and fraternal relations
with the Presbyterian Church OF North America there
fore be IL
Resoired That a special committee be appoin ted con-
sstng OF one minister and elder from each synod 10
which shall be referred all oyerures aud records per
tanning to this subject
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-20
NO pEFA1oArroy IN THE CLAY.yA-GAEL.

There was considerable stir among Irish people yesterday
over an alleged defacaon OF $4,000 by OF the general
officers OF the Gael Those In the inner councils OF
laughed the because In the nrst pace
not that much money in the treasury OF TIE society
divided that IL would be next
10 mpossi officer anywhere $4,000.
The truth story told by prominent member OF the
that time there spit IN the
organization. ember OF the regulars" was detailed 10
kickers" doing and in course OF tIne
bill Of about $500 He taken sick and gave his
bill 70 friend who well mp In the society 70 collect ne
friend succeeded coectr the and then went West
without making accounting The victim has been com.
uainng about and the fact leaking out that there
had In matters has led 70 the
OF q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-20
RAYARp MENTIONED FOR TIE sUPREME couR

WASHINGTON May 10 CSpeciab.-some OF the political
gossps have hit another candidate for the vacant As
socate Justiceshp. lie Is Secretary Bayard promi-
nent Democrat WHO had heard the suggested TO-
day said:
al have no doubt that Bayard would be very glad to
leave the State Department n in tho Supreme
Court Ho been successful in his present Office
and believe he realizes the fact The matter OF patron
age is one with which he is untitled to deal and be-
sides he has not been allowed 10 control It rs no would
have liked 10 do. am pretty certain he had nothing 10
do with the selection OF some Of the men whose appoint
ments have been most severely criticised. Mr.. Bayard
Is a Southern by birth well all his sym
pathes and should think that his appointment TO the
Supreme Court woud be acceptable 70 the South as
that O any man who could DO named"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-20
TRYING TO ENJoIN Lillian oLcoTT.

Argument heard yesterday in the Supreme Court.
Chambers by Justice bartlett the application Of the
Agency for Dramatic Literature. Limited
Injunction restraining Miss Lillian Olcott and her man.
Joseph Cunningham from producing further the play
"TheOdora II claimed that company the night
produce II in this country and that the actress agreed 70
pay $500 week advance for the privilege OF presenting
In public This agreement 10 is averrsd she has broken,
and the company demands the injunction and
the return of the manuscript For the defence con-
tended that the company does not the right for this coun
try and the agreement denied. The decision was re-
served. Miss 0cot court black silk dress
velvet listened proceedings with interest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-20

pointed AZ Seth Low and Theodore Roosevelt the me
bes OF the conference all agreed that II would DC wen
give Capital Commissioner Perry power owsr.cto 70
superintend the work OF the contractor,
Me- Perry submitted estimates sho wing that the
capital could be completed for s2.5Oo0Oo MT bodwen
said that he would sign contract TO complete the cap
jtol nc the price named and within two and one,haii
vears No agreement was reached. Governor Bodwell
went TO New-YOrk this afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-20
A DIVIDED NAVAL BOARD.
SECRETARY WHITNEY IN QUANDARY.
REPORTED DISAGREEMENT OVER THE PLANS FOR
NEW STEEL sHIPs-oFFIcERs WHO PREFER
1.ycrrsU MODRIS.


ENGLISH MODELS.
WASHINGTON May 10 (SpeeiaD-In reply to an inquiry
by TRIBUNE correspondent respecting the report n" the
Board appointed examine the plans and models for the
new ton steel armored ships which was submitted
some weeks ago. Secretary whitney said that the matter
is not yet in shape be given TO the public The Board
of which Captain Ramsay is president has adjourned and
he and several other officers who were members OF 1t
have been ordered to other duty The members Of the
Board have been extremely etcent respecting the result
of their deliberations but enough has leaked out to
Justify the belief that the report is one of disagreement
and that Secretary whitney is in quandary 1t is under
stood that he has asked the Board 10 with
hold the report TO await some suggestions
from him. II may be remembered that among
the designs offered several from England, two OF
which were accompanied by handsome models. 1t is said
that certain members of the Board including its presi
dent regard the English designs and models superior
10 any OF the Others while Shield Wilson, OF NewNOrk,
and Edward Burgess OF Boston, the two civilian mem
bers Ike contrary view The ground OF difference Is
not kno w. is believed TO be that Messrs Burgess
ana vi son and possibly Assistant Naval Constructor
Bowes also object to English plans because in their
opinion the vcsscs would DC top heavy and too slow AZ
any rat the dere of opinion is so radical thar II will
be found difficult reconcile, and II Is hardly probable
that decision in favor OF any OF the plans submitted
The other members Of the Board besides those before
named are Commander Goodrich, Chief Engineer
Kiersted and Lieutenant Knox.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-20
.royyp MULLANE sHELvED.

CrycryyATI May 10 In order to place Tony Muane In
permanent en or at least to hold him under oono'
NJ thu Cincinnati Baseball Club he has been placed on the
,t with salary $500 year and viii not bs al
lowed to pitch in any game To have released him woa.
have male possible for some other elnD wanting ne
NO 10 We permanently retired nom tho baseball
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-20
wpayG1TyG WIFI THEIR CREDITORS


RICHMOND, Va, May 19-Both Houses OF the Legs
ature to-day presented preamble resolution setting
forth that the agents Of the foreign bondholders have
issued circular calculated TO make false impression
and produce controversy the facts which really oc
Cured in the oint conference, and appointing joint
committee 10 examine the circular and to report thereon
as TO the truth Of said statements.